Sentence examples for deep shooting from inspiring English sources

The Cavaliers (15-4, 4-4), who also had a 24-2 run in the first half, saw Maryland draw to 52-51 with 13 minutes 42 seconds to play before blitzing the Terps behind Friel's deep shooting and some high flying acrobatics.

By early February, he was in a deep shooting slump.

Yet in a sign of how deep the shooting rampage in Newtown, Conn., has resonated throughout the country, Cerberus signaled that it wanted to remove itself from the uproar over the nation's gun laws in seeking to sell Freedom, which makes the Bushmaster rifle used in the massacre.

It may be that "Waist Deep," beautifully shot by Shane Hurlbut, looks better than it is.

From the late-1970s, afthe the Soviets closed the gap in nuclear capability, America began making investments in emerging technologies that led to the ability to "look deep and shoot deep" with precision guided munitions.

So despite an excellent 42 percent average from deep, Diaw shoots fewer than two 3's per 36 minutes, about three times fewer than Bonner.

"I was just kind of trying to keep my head down," he said, adding: "When the weather got bad, I was able to dig deep and shoot two under on the back side and give myself a chance.

By making defence planners worry about fighting two nearly-simultaneous wars like that against Iraq in 1991, this rule-of-thumb has made it harder to prepare for the much broader range of threats which lie ahead.Dropping the two-war axiom is regarded as essential by those who want to spend more money on "transformational" weapons—especially those which can "see deep and shoot deep".

If you can spare the time and want deep color, shoot for closer to five hours – or sleep with the dye in your hair overnight.

If you would like a deeper price, shoot for something under $24 but don't pay over $26.

This movement is growing, sending roots deeper and shoots upward, but it isn't over.